id	author	title	date	pages	extension	mime	words	sentence	flesch	summary	cache	txt
iiclr-17581	Holloway, James E.; Seeman, Elaine; O'Hara, Margaret; Forst, Arno	Analytics for Business, Policy and Law in a Comparative Review of Enhanced Wireless Emergency Number Call Services Systems in the European Union and United States	2008	66	.pdf	application/pdf	30677	1585	45	In state policy-making, unemployment, tax, privacy, fiscal or another state force may influence state policy choices and priorities of state legislative or policy- making bodies assign to implementing a non-mandatory EU and U.S. public policy or public interest, such as public safety.3 9 Addressing how U.S. and EU enhanced wireless emergency call services policies could be greatly influenced by a state force, such as culture, fiscal or economy, is not within the scope of this paper, but a state's delay in implementing U.S. and EU enhanced emergency services policies may deny emergency assistance to wireless subscribers. In contrast, EU public safety policy does not share the U.S. preference for public mandates and primarily leaves the authority to impose public obligations to the member states.	cache/iiclr-17581.pdf	txt/iiclr-17581.txt